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Joshua Morse begins a super 16-bit adventure through the world of Hyrule in the first single from his upcoming album Zelda Funk! SNES style meets upbeat hip-hop grooves in his remix of “Hyrule Castle” from A Link to the Past.
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Song of Storms
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Kick back with acoustic rainy day vibes in “Song of Storms”! Coffee Date gives a fresh Latin jazz touch to her lofi reimagining of the classic tune from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
Gold Saucer
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Take a trip to Final Fantasy 7‘s Gold Saucer in the first single from Chocobo & Chill II! With chirpy synths and a playful boom-bap beat, Rifti creates an atmosphere of lofi amusements and lighthearted vibes!
K.K. Bossa
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Coast along and take it easy with “K.K. Bossa” by Super Lofi 64! The duo pairs K.K. Slider’s bossa nova tune with classy piano and low-key beats in their first Animal Crossing remix.
Planet Wisp
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Lofi producers Coffee Date and Tune in with Chewie team up in “Planet Wisp”! Relaxed guitars weave with ethereal strings in an out-of-this-world twist on the music of Sonic Colors.
Story of the Stolen Spirits
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Snore Lax returns with a new chill guitar lofi track from Paper Mario! Originally composed by Yuka Tsujiyoko for the Nintendo 64 Paper Mario game, Snore Lax spins this classic theme into a sleepy and serene track worthy of any good studying or sleeping playlist.
Mario & Piano
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Super Piano 64’s collection of piano lullabies powers up with Mario & Sleep. Featuring relaxing arrangements from across the Super Mario series, the duo performs a gentle tribute to Nintendo’s gaming icon.
Spirit Tracks
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In the next single from her album Hyrule Café, Coffee Date teams up with Helynt in “Deku Palace”! The duo blends organic textures, guitar, and violin in their chilled-out remix of the theme from Majora’s Mask.
Sonic & Chill
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Get into the zone with the long-awaited Sonic & Chill! Funk Fiction spins 14 tracks from the Sonic the Hedgehog series into chilled-out, funky grooves — perfect for jamming out or taking it slow.
Prelude
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Final Fantasy glides onto the dance floor in “Prelude”! The Icarus Kid pairs Nobuo Uematsu’s iconic arpeggios with chirping chiptune synths and uplifting house rhythms.